[WIP] Building of Ruins of Mordheim modular table

You have some beautiful pieces there. I can see you painting happily away on the town for a very long time. It is a joy watching the gaming table evolve. OUTSTANDING WORK!

Wowww! It really looks nice when put all in one place! Awesome terrain!
And that Realmscape is indeed looking like a good base for your own terrain pieces.

Thank you very much.


Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 91

I didn't have much time for hobbies last week, as even this late post can prove.

Despite everything, I managed to tidy up the workshop in the attic a bit and created space on the floor near the desk for table modules, thanks to which I will be able to reach individual elements much easier and faster.

Before painting, I still need to add rubble and make the door and a few details.

The Rebel.pl store and Rafał came to the rescue in these plans and supported me by sending the Gamers Grass: Basing Bits - Temple and Gamers Grass: Basing Bits - Statues and Columns and GeekGaming: Base Ready - Grimdark Tomb World, as well as several paints fromAMMO by Mig, which I will definitely use on the Mordheim ruins table.

The excitement is building as you get ready for the final prepainting details. It is a pleasure watching the city develop.

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 92.

Papa Nurgle is on the attack and cold season is in full swing.

Despite this, it was possible to add some details to the model of the Granary, which is part of the modular table with Mordheim ruins for Warheim FS.

I love the doors & shuttered windows... OUTSTANDING details. GREAT STUFF!

Nice! The extra details just give it what it needed! Looking really great now!

Thank you very much!

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 93

Papa Nurgle does not give up and blesses us with new plagues.

Despite this, I managed to spend one evening in the attic and build the footbridges and stairs visible in the photos below, as well as several ladders, which I used to visualize the model of the granary.

The ladders & the rickety walkways are wonderful additions. VERY WELL DONE!

That's one impressive gaming table, even now, unpainted

Thank you very much!

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 94.

Last week, the city gate gained a gate and stairs leading to the walls.

The gate was closed for the purposes of the photo, but ultimately I will not mount it permanently, leaving the possibility of opening and closing it as needed.

I built the gate from wooden strips and coffee sticks, balls from a water filter and an aluminum plate.

VERY NICELY DONE! The gate is impressive.

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 95.

The next stage of work on the modular table with Mordheim ruins for Warheim FS is gluing doors and shutters from cut coffee sticks.

The doors in the ruins of the inn and stables have already appeared, I still need to make a few shutters..

LOOKIN' GOOD! I love your doors. The jewelry rings are something that I also use.

Awesome! Your balsa wood supplier must be very happy with you!

Thank you very much.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 96.

I got a little carried away with the carpentry using coffee sticks and, in addition to the doors and shutters, I also made moldings inside the rooms, mangers in the stable and a few other details, including stocks.

The module goes on the shelf and waits for the next stage in which I will add some rubble and other garbage, and then paint.

I also am a fan of coffee stirrers. You certainly have mastered their use in detail work.

Looking so good... really.. you got them skills!

Thank you very much.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 97.

On Thursday, I published an entry on the blog as part of the Miniatures Blog Carnival and presented The armed pack of the Mors clan for Warheim FS, and gluing the models took me the last few free evenings, so nothing new has appeared in connection with the mockups.

Today in the photos below you can see what the selected modules from which I built the table on which the witch hunters clashed with the Middenheim company look like.

It looks quite SPECTACULAR with all of the piece together. OUTSTANDING WORK!

Wow! Really nice so them grouped together! Looking awesome!

Thank you.

Tutorial: Building a well, part 1.



As a break from valorizing building models and as an excuse to gain some time to glue the miniatures the Raubritter from the Border Princes, I decided to build three wells.

Wells placed on different bases will be scatter terrain that can be placed, depending on needs, on various modules of the Mordheim ruins table.

For construction, I used elements collected in the workshop: clay bricks, wooden strips, a paper clip, sand, self-hardening clay, balsa wood and copper wire, and for gluing I used wood glue and cyanoacrylate glue.

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I started building the well by drawing circles on the bases marking the boundary of the well.

For construction, I used clay bricks cut into trapezoids and glued with wood glue.

I filled the gaps between the bricks with self-hardening clay.






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The wells look WONDERFUL! They will work well with the rest of your terrain. WELL DONE!

Very nice! I also like the step by step photos

Thank you.

Tutorial: Building a well, part 2.

I decided to cover the ready circles of the well with wooden roofs, which I used appropriately cut wooden pine strips and coffee sticks.

I aged and slightly damaged the cut pine strips 3x5 mm, then drilled them with a hand drill, and in the holes I placed a crank shaft (made from a toothpick and a paper clip) that would pull out a rope of water (made from twisted copper wire) and beams on which I would later place the roof.